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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
Contributor-Level 10
You are not eligible for B.Tech in biotechnology, because the eligibility requires Physics, Mathematics and English as compulsory subjects along with Chemistry or Biotechnology or Biology or any technical vocational subjects as optional with a minimum of 50% marks taken together in Physics, Mathematics or other opted subjects. So, it is better, you go for B.Sc in biotechnology.
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Sujeet KumarPreparing for UPSC CSE 2021
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In absence of CS, you can go for electronics and telecom. As it is a wider field than electronics, and also chances of getting better placement is more compared to only electronics.
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Deepanwita SahuLearner!
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Among ECE and CSE, deciding which one is better depends on the person's interest. Both are equally good. If you love coding and stuff, then it'll be better to choose CSE, and if you love more of circuits and robotics, then choose ECE. Between ECE and CSE, there are higher chances of CSE getting higher pay packages. But don't get disheartened. As for campus placements, mainly IT companies visit and they pool both from ECE and CSE background depending only on your abilities. Again, both the streams will give you a lot of scope for higher studies!
In ECE, you have an additional advantage- ESE (Engineering Service Examination) covers only
In ECE, you have an additional advantage- ESE (Engineering Service Examination) covers only
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Ankit PandeyFrom XAVIER'S
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B.Tech and B.Sc. in IT and CS both have a good scope.
When we talk about B.Tech, it is a technical course of 4 years. You will work hard as compared to B.Sc.
Whereas B.Sc. is not much of a practical course but the scope is same as B.Tech. Here, you can save your 1 year also.
Placements are good in both courses.
When we talk about B.Tech, it is a technical course of 4 years. You will work hard as compared to B.Sc.
Whereas B.Sc. is not much of a practical course but the scope is same as B.Tech. Here, you can save your 1 year also.
Placements are good in both courses.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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When we see which course is emerging, then the answer is Food and Nutrition because schools which are in the private domain are developing their scope by including Self Management, Food-Related segments of teaching-learning. Residential Schools have great scope for this. Psychology is also in great demand because school of the same category mentioned above are hiring Counsellors who have eligibility. I shall suggest that you should go with your interest. School Counsellor is more common and you can also do UGC NET for Higher Education teaching.
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rohith kola
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The definition of best or better depends on your own preferences and requirements. You should look into what you like to be doing the rest of your life without getting bored! The industry, the job role, the location, the pay, the lifestyle, etc. Figure our your interests. You can talk to professionals from various sectors and see what their career is like and then make a decision. And the most important thing is what you want to be and what all you want in your life, because at the end of the day satisfaction matters. You can choose a college based on its location, fee structure, college type, affiliation and accreditation. BBA in Trav
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Soham KshirsagarPassionate for management studies
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PGDM and MBA both courses are somewhat similar. Only difference is in the fees. I would prefer any of the course from reputed institute only. Admission to MBA requires high scores in entrance exam for good institutes. If not, then PGDM is always a better option if you wish to pursue management education.
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Anik Verma
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Hi, Every course has its own importance. B. Pharmacy is an undergraduate pharmacy course and D. Pharmacy is a professional pharmacy doctoral course. B.Pharma is a Bachelor degree whose is mainly oriented towards industry work I. e. how to design various formulation such as tablet, capsule, parentrals etc. On the other hand D. Pharmacy is more about hospital applications. It's more useful in foreign where patients consult with pharmacist for medicine dosage and scheduling.
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Ankit PandeyFrom XAVIER'S
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B.Com and LLB (hons.) are both good courses. It's on your choice which you want to choose because both of them are different courses. If we analyse the last 5 years data, B.Com is one of the courses which students choose in large numbers for graduation.
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